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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-12
Chicken Cholera.

Terre Haute, Champaign Co, Ohio.
I received about ten days ago five very
fine Polish chickens. A few days ago l
noticed that two Of them had something
like the roup, and their Threats seemed 70
be nearly stopped up and made wheeling
sound al each respiration. One Of them
was not able to walk, or even stand on its
feet. l took a small piece Of bread, say
about half an inch square, and saturated
Il with 81. Jacobs Oil, and fed IL to them,
onc in the morning and again in the eve.
ming. The next morning when l went out
70 look AT them | could not tell which OF
the five chickens had been sick.
CHAS. +. POWELL, p. N.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-12

The,dore Hoak hid Of his servant that
for the first three years he was as good a
servant ~ eve came into a house, for the
next TWO Q kind and considerable friend,
md afterward IN abominably bad mas-
1sr.-Chicago Ti1bunss
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-12

st. Jacobs on ia an absolute cure for all
bodily pains for which an external remedy
may be applied. II Is sold by Druggists
and Dealers throughout the world. Price
my cents per bottle. The Charles A. vo-
geler Co. Baltimore. Nd
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-12
Chicken Cholera.

Rev. T. s. Brooke, pastor Central Presby-
terrain Church, Clarksburs, w. Va, says:
81 saturated q piece Of bread size of my
thumb with st. Jacobs Oil, and forced Il
down the throat. Chickens were in the
last stage. ] mixed Il with meal, and gave
them nothing else, They ate. In Q weeks
time all were well"
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PERSONAL.

OIvIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ aud Answers. Send 1Oc to book stores or to
& ". FLANN, An, Ivy Institute,
au15-1m' Southwest cor. Stn and SITS. NV.
" BALDWIN JOHNSON DESIRES ALL CASH
Facilities unsurpassed by any rn In the coal bust
ness. Main ONCE corusf l1th st and 4. we Branch
ofhces-5l1 ct. n G. and cor. 9th and K sta NV.
au1O-imo
an ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
us we are now prepared 20 pay full value for Gents
second- hand Clothing. Address or call ct JUaTHS
Old Stand. 6l0 Ct M. Yl6r6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-25

The policy OF the Government in holding back
all information that might benefit claimants OF
any Sort puts premium on the practices that led
yesterday 10 the arrest Of clerk in the Pension
ofiice and of Gen. Rutherford, whose high stand
Ing puts heavy burden Of proof on his acCuserS.
The reservation OF information pertaining to
claims against the Government is Il part OF orr
unwritten Constitution and is a Old as Alexander
Hamiiton'5 administration Of The Treasury De-
partment- No express sanction for it is 70 be
found ia the laws passed by Congress these hun
dred years. still administration after another
has accepted the policy and adhered TO il strictly,
probably because il is eminently wise as a plain
matter OF business. i'll the case which has arisen
IN the Pension Office the offence goes beyond the
diyUlgence OF information and becomes a larceny,
for which a severe penalty has been provided.
Whatever the outcome OF this case may BE- IL
should serve 70 draw attention 10 one thing. II il
Is important that the Government should keep %
Itself all knowledge OF Its possible liz bities to
claimants there should be Il well-dehned and
iawyer-ike statute enacted to cover all phases Of
the proposition. II Is commonly known that large
fortunes have been made out OF nothing but the
Use OF information against the government, and
that this Information las not been gained at risk
u conviction Tor u felony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-25

The emphatic appearance OF John h Cowan Tn
a republican convention viii seem 10 many people
10 Be sign that Maryland win sooner or later be
republican state. How far this notable action
VIII 90 towards carrying the independent demo.
Gratis OF the state into che republican party is
something that cannot now be estimated Mr.
Cowan's standing and his bold course in opposing
Senator German and his supporters, VIII put the
democrats on the defensive in counties where
hitherto there has been but one side In contest.
The controversy is not described at all by the
words used in the platforms or either party but Is
confined almost wholly 70 the personal question
whether the professions made IA convention Will
BE- carried out oct by the men who made them
Mr.. Cowan thinks the republican candidates are
worthy or his confidence, and exhorts democrats
waO believe with him to act with him. This is
the first outright case OF nuEwumpery working a
disadvantage 10 the democratic party II remains
10 De seen whether 1t viii spread in other states
where Ike conditions seem To exist.
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The Maryland republicans propose to utilize the
hot opposition in western Maryland to the pro-
lect 10 sell oJt the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal to
The railroad people, and in their convention yes
terday adopted strong resolutions declaring that
"the deep-iaid schemes Of the managers OF the
democratic party Tor the destruction OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal and its removal as a COM
petltor With railroad monopoly, which are now
nearing their consumniatIon, and viii result in
the impOveT1shulent and ruin OF large number OF
our fellow-eitizens, can only be thwarted by the
defeat Of their candidates for the legislature and
the best Interests OF the people Of the whole state
demand that this should be done, and that this
great work ofinternJl Improvement should be per-
petuated as waterway Tor the transportation OF
the mineral and other products OF our western
rOuntieS TO tide-water.' The democratic manaC-
efs may now feel ii necessary 10 repudiate the
'deep-laid scheme, and thus allay the apprehen-
sions OF the Western MaryIaaders.
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+ oST-oN THE 2oTH INST, WHILE GOING
IL IRON 9Th st. 10 Navy-iard. sl4 and some IN
an envelope with the name of Suit ON IL. Liberal
ward If left at 10 Virginia ave. sc. It.
1Lhandle Finder will return to 31y 18Th o. "a W,
ANA receive reward. lts
T OST-oN WEDNESDAY NIGHT A FEMALE
Skye Terrier. sheared with the exception of the
Iopsy." Literal reward If returned to lll5 q NV
aa2J-2t.
S0A REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF DARK
sDlV brown Mule strayed stolen from my
the night of August DIST BARNEY No
QUADE, 2702 St NV. 1t.
L osT WILL THE PERSON WHO FOUND g.
lIPlease communicate with No. 1907 ST n w..
where description Will be given OF same. 1t
o1A REWARD FOR THE RECOVERY OF THE
sClV body of CHAs. JOHNSON. who was drowned
mouth of Broad Creek. Deceased was twenty two
years old. bright brown skin. feet inches IN height
Information To Isl q ST sw He was me,nlar If the
sanoilnel's Assembly, No. sl6l, h Of L. au21-3t'
oST-A LADY's SATCHEL AND RID POCKET.
~ book. containing $40 or 3l5 in moneys pair
mitts, paiers&cof no value To any but the owner.
The hnder may Keep the money, but please leave
satchel pocket-book and other contents at the STAG
office for the owner au21-2t'
II OsT-A SHEPHERD DOG; TWO WHITE FEET,
IL white tip tail and lett split answers 70 name
Ca Jack. Liberal reward If returned to W. 5 HoGCk
BROS, Louisiana ave. It,
I osT - MONDAY, 22D. A BLUE SCOTCH TER
IL rier; tag 2l33. liberal reward If brought TO II
benton Place A.. Hu2+-3r
n OST-LADY'S GOLD-FACED WATCH (I1ME ON
with monogram c. l.. NJ hewArd given If returnsd ~
1902 ST. IA. au24-3'
4 oST-BETwEEN nth AND SIS. NV AND
Pa ave. between I'd and I'D sts Sc, On the 18TH OF
returning same TO GEO. s. COOPER Architect 80 st
Cloud Building Au-s--t
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More than ordinary eongraruation may be given
the president Oh the timber that he put into the
Pacific Railroad Commission IL makes it,la "a,
ference whether such men have the aid OF a law
yer or not. although there can be no sane doubt
that the President did his best promptly TO enable
the Commissioners 70 have this aid. No similar
Inquiry, 50 surrounded with perplexities and him
ORANGES, has been Undertaken in many year. and
IL may be added, none has been prosecuted with
such solid and satisfactory results In so short a
space OF time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-25

The plague that has appeared in the mountain
sections Of Virginia and West Virginia summons
the practical geologist 10 very interesting and
unique Investigation. The report is that dronth
has 50 reduced the volume or water in the noun
tain streams that some consequent disease. SUM-
posed 10 be connected with the mineral residuum
iett after prolonged evaporation, has broken out
among large number OF people who live near
these streams and use their waters fer DRINKING
and domestic purposes. Science has q problem
conveniently at hand in this instance, and great
good could De done by prompt discovery OF the
cause and its remedy
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''THE TRurH Is MroHrr,
AND WILL PREVAIL"
Our are entirely free from any jour
nAstlc demonstration, devoted only to
TRUTH. JUSTICE AND HONORABLE INTENT.
We take pleasure in announcing to the public, that
we have made
EXTRAORDINARY EFFORTS
for BARGAIN Sale Days this Thursday and Friday
In order to give our patrons the benefit Of some
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS
m songnSs the
offerings which should be duly responded to by large
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
cases of dark figured Era Cloth Remnants, beauti.
ful styles and suitable lengths only SIC. per yard
A new lot of Bleached Cotton Remnants. consisting
Anchor. Fruit Of the Loom, only &c. Der yard worth
10 and 12hc.
II dozenWhite L1nndried Shirts. made of wamsutts
finish. slightly soed. only SOC; regular value, SOC
Q10ereQt
exce!lept quahsy almost any size. only 5c generally
Positively the last lot of French and fine Ameri.
can Saline Remnants only 10c per yard regular price
25 and 35c.
new invoice of the famous and pretty Corded
bingham Remnants. mostly dark colors suitable for
late summer and fall wear, only 1Oc per yard stand
ard price 15c.
A small quantity of Lace and Linen Lawn Ties, at
&C.; worth respectively 15 and 25c
case of yard wide Colored Cacbimere and Serge
Remnants every color represented in the
lot only 1oc. per yard, worth from % to sac.
About dozen Of soiled and imperfect Knit shawls,
different colors, including black only 40 and T1c.
regular value S1.5O aud 81.
About 80 dozen of Turkish Towels, only &C. each,
worth considerable more.
Our White Good Remnants must 20.
We have reduced our Remnants of White Nainsook
P1que, India Linen Organdies and many others, to
ABOUT one-halt OF their regular value.
1 case of Bensale Blue Denim Remnants, suitable
for oyeralls aprons and other domestic
only I2Hc. per yard, regular price 1Sc.
This is only small portion of Remnants and Odds
and Ends exhibited on our Sd floor.
We extend cordial invitation to the public to give
us call and examine the different bargains exposed
TO the view of all being fully satisfied that YOU will 20
home perfectly pleased and contented
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WANTED--ROOMS.


SU1E Eth 5opNs ba1 NICE
a as.n ST. from to sss n W. Address A. b Star
WANTED-A YOUNG NAN DESIRES SMALL
W Furnished Room by September LIST, convenient
terms. Address Box II. Star Office. IL
WANTED-THREE Or FOUR UNFURNIsHEp
suitable for shs in sns
Office. It,
WANTED-UNFURNTsHE SUITE OF ROOMS
9th ahd au sn S wsaeT a
Address Box 129, Star office. au25-St
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
section Address, stating terms. Box ia Star office. Il
WANTtD-sEPIEMBER 1. BY TWO LADIES.
dGr fn a.
WANTED-FRoM TWO TO FOUR ROOMS. COM
full particular Address N L P, au24-3t'
WANTED-BY. SEPT 1sT,,THREE ROOMS on
". w LIST floor, unfuInished with part OF store room
dress I431 st. NV au23-3t.
WANTED ROOMs-TOPARTIESH HAVING ROOMS
tina. viii save ri them time tronbe and money Raon
Renting Agency. 93S st. u. kAMEY. b15-2m
WAREHOUSES.
WANTED = COUPLE WANTS BOARD AND
w Room; small family: the right people for the
month. Address r., Star office. 1t.
WANTED-To PURCHASE GOOD. CoMFoRI-
os able ,Dweng House and Lot on Capitol Hill
terms, DISTRICT. Star Office. au.e3-:3ts
WANTED-FURNISHED HOUSE. WITH MODERN
w improvements, conveniently located. VIII not
deal with agents. References exchanged Address T.,
National Hotel. au23 3ts
WANTED-BY SEPTEMBER 1sT, FIVE DWELL
w ing houses in the northwest, ranging from $50 to
500 per month for good, prolnPt-paying tenants.
Apply to JOHN BUWLES Il CO., I'LL 4 St aus 1w
WANTED-oF THE owNER-.A Two-sToRY, NJ.
w l. brick without basement, in northwest section,
October 1. for S2400 to $1,000 cash. must front east
or north. Address NERST, Star Office. aug23-.t
WANTED-6 TO IO-ROOM HOUSES DIRECT
w from owners TO RENT to responsible tenants.
Parties owning small Houses would do well by placing
them in our hands, we have LARGE DEMANDS for
such property. All Houses placed with will be lib
orally advertised free of charge GREEN 4 CUNNING
HAM, 1405 + st. NV. au20-1ms
WANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS. HOUSES
w and Lots for cash purchasers Any property
placed with will be literally advertised at our
pense Rents collected Estates nlanaged- Insurance
effected. HOLLAND THOMPSON,
je13 1913 st., Adjoining sun Building
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PRICES CUT. LOTS CUT. ASSIGNMENTS CUT.
ITEMS CUT ALSO,
as we have not space to mention all of them hundreds
OF Others in the store.
MILLINERY DEPT.
Io close dog lots sailors Gainsboro and Millner,
One lot of Chidren's Lace Caps slightly soled and
crushed sold from 9Sc for Friday prices cut
ya SSs of be0ns in length and ~
HOUSEFURNIsHING DEPT
One lot Of Remnants Of Table Damask, in bleached,
cream and turkey red in lengths Of IL yards for
cu III ct eSsa pIss Is Esaay prices
ity , cut to Fps sl25 ones cut to sSc, ones
few coiSrsd ss spfsa u es to
SUIT DEPT.
10 Chdren's Bingham Dresses, sold from s1.75 to
A lot OF Ladies' Boucle Jerseys all sizes. worth
Sl.25, for Friday prices cut to soc.
CORSET AND UNDERWEAR DEPTs.
One lot of Soc Corsets for FRIDAY prices cut to 45c
for GSwns LADIES' ss, slightly s0ed sold for sl5o
NOTION DEPT
ogO gross OF White Pearl Buttons, worth 1Oc doz.
One lot OF Celluloid Dressing Combs regular price
B1 Grey & Bens Was &c. yard for
fr,da; prices Gu. to &c; yard
regular price QUO, lor Friday prices cut to loo.
LEATHER GOODS AND JEwELRY DEPT.
One lot of Leather Purses (oblong), were 25c for
Friday prices cut to l214c.
ot of travelling Satchels, regular prices 81 so to
Oue lot O: 20 aud $50. Fancy Pins for Friday prices
cut to 15c.
DRESS TRIMMING DEPT.
One lot Of Allsilk Black 45-inch Chantlly Flounc-
yard W
one lot of ALL Silk Black 45nch Spanish Flouncins,
worth S1oO yard for Friday prices cut to 81 .2Va
yard.
LADIES' NECKWEAR DEPT.
One lot of Fancy Lawn Chemisettes were 25 to Soc
for Friday prices cut to l21sc. each
One lot of Corduroy Rufiings all coors single cut
to 19c yard, worth 2oc.; double cut to 25c worth
3Sc. yard.
EMBROIDERY DEPT
Red Ticket Sale of the balance Of the Embroideries
damaged on the La Champagne, prices cut TO l. g. ),
10 and 19c yard worth 1uIly three times the prices
asked. r
One lot o. Remnants of Laces and Embroideries to
Close on friday. Remnants worth soc. to III 80 cut
each. wv
ZEPHYR DEPT.
Al onr Tassels and Chenille ornaments which were
10 l-7ec, Tor Friday the prices cut to &c. each.
HANDKERCHIEF DEPT
Ladies' Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs. embroidered
corners We're l9c;. for Friday prices cut to 12kc
Ladies' DC. dandk erchiets, cOlOred borders
day prices cut to &c. each.
GENTS FURNISHING DEPT
Gents Handkerchiefs. regular price 15c, for Friday
All of our Flannel Shirts for Friday prices cut to
All our 25c Socks. for Friday prices cut to 19c
All OF our Percale Seckties &C. doz for Fri
day prices cut to 3 doz for 25c.
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FRrDAY Is The Day.

Friday is the day we make special ffering"
of all Short Lengths. Odd Sizes, Brok N Lots,
Ends of Lines-in fact. everything that for any
reason whatever we wish to dispose of immedi-
ately: to accomplish which We place thereon
price considerably lower than the 20, DIS have
ever before been sold.
WOODWARD & 10TH ROP
Cor 18th and sts NV,
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WANTED--BOARD.

WANTED-TO RENT, BY SEPT. I. AN EIGHT
w room House. III. l.. between 10th and 18th. G an,
P SITS. NV; will pay $35 to $40. Address p, Sta
Office
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NOR RENT
% Iowa Circle 3-story brick. 10 rooms . 500 90
iSVi 81, --story aud basement brick. Sr... "a
Suo " SIS .b-stofy brick y rooms .....-...... $500
ifI mltn ST, .b-story and basementbrick, Or. 1000
iod3 ST. .S,story bf1ck, rooms. 5000
h;.t3 w ST. STORY brick, rooms 300
S2it 18th St. 2-story brick, rooms ... 1900
I'll Cleveland ave. 2-story brick, q rooms. 400
40. " ST. -story and basement brick, lOr... $3.50
au2S-I2t NJ Nj. PARKER. l4lS ST. n w
EoR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING 74I 9TH
= street NV. and dwelling 120 18th street NV APP
Fly AT Room 10, Federal Building. 9TH ana 4
streets H. w. before d p. H. or 923 st. au22-lw.
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BIB 4th ne .6r.misls. 20
SD 18th st.n.e..,ir..In.il5
~ 18th ST ne Or ,mIl4
1873 Bound. ne. .br.y
, Cooksey's alley. :lr y
l3O3kMylIe II. he .lO.J0
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-14

CINCINNATI, Sept iS.--Flour in fair demand.
Wheat in local demand; No. red &c, Corn
steady; No mixed 45I4c. Oats easier; No ,
mixed 271sc. Provisions in fair demand
at SIS so Lard stronger at So 50. Bulk meats
firm. Whisky steady at 81 %. Hogs quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1S.-Coffee in light de-
mand but holders are firm; Rio cargoes, COM
mon to prime lsas@2isse. Cotton seed pro
ducts dull and nominal, Sugars strong; Louis
lana open kettle, fully fair to good fair
59sc; centrifugals, off white 614@6$sc choice
yellow clarified 6ssc, Molasses strong; Louis
lana centritugals, strictly prime TO fancy $50
SSc, good fair to good prime s202oc.
NAVAL STORES.
New YoRk, Sept. IS, noon.-Spirits turpentine
steady at s2l4c. Rosin steady at 81 0oGe1 1915.
500 p. m.-Rosin steady at 81 o5G1 1slS Tur-
pentine steady at Sal4c
CHARLESTON, Sept, 1s.--Spirits turpentine
steady at 2914c. Rosin duh; good strained 90c.
wILMINeroN, Sept, 1s.---Spirits turpentine
firm at 29l5c Rosin firm; strained zoe,
good strained roc. Tar firm at 81 30, Crude
turpentine firm; hard 81 10; yellow dip 81 IS;
virgin 81 IS.
RICE.
NEW York. Sept. 13--Rice steady.
New ORLEANS. Sept. l3.-Rice firm; Louisiana,
ordinary to prime 415053sc.
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Circular from Hubbard, Price 81 Co
[ThroMuh John s. EfneSt(

NEW YORK Sept. IS. The fluctuations iu
our market to day have been so slight as to be
scarcely worth noting. The decline in Liver
pool was considered as in proportion to our loss
yesterday, and the opening here was at about
closing quotations. Observers abroad evidently
are averse to believing that the damage which
the low percentage of the bureau report would
Indicate has been incurred, and the Southern
opera ors continue TO show the courage of their
convictions by further orders to sell The mar
kets at the ports remain firm in tone, though
officially they are reported steady, with re-
ducton of l-i6c at Savannah and Norfolk. Spot
cotton in Liverpool is in buyers favor. In
Manchester the market is steady, with a mode
rate demand In yarns and cloths. Receipts are
very heavy and these, with the constitutional
tendency of operators here to the bear side,
caused a weakness which reduced prices at the
close. The trading has been light (65,S00l and
void of any interesting features The future
movement of the market will depend upon the
verfcation of the crop advices and the accept
ance in Liverpool of the belief that the de
creased percentage is significant of a smaller
outturn than hitherto estimated. Our cores
pondents, Messrs. Neill Bros, London cable us
that their circular, which last year had an i'm
portant effect upon the market, will be bullish
in tone.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-14
RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway Sept
13-146 bales cotton. 10 bbls spirits turpentine,
case furniture 3 bales domestics, ~ stoves,
cases hams. Is boxes tobacco, 40 caddes to
bacco. and mdse
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
Sept 1871 ,222 bales cotton. a cars lumber. .252
bbs rosn, cars cattle, 2 mules, 3 cars wood,
cars iron, 10 bales hides, cases cigars IL cases
candy 10 boxes oranges and mdse.
Per Central Railroad Sept 1873 1923 bales cot
ton, 3 bales yarn, SO bales domestics, cars coal
3 bales hides, roll leather. 81 pkgs tobacco. los
bbs spirits turpentine 375 bbls rosin IL, 1886 lbs
bacon, 260 lbs fruit 1873 sacks bran, 5 bbls beer
80 of bbls beer % boxes soap. 80 cases eggs, {
bbls whisky, so Or bbls beer, 125 pkgs furniture
677 bbls flour. horse, cars lumber, bbls wax
23 cars wood, pkgs wood in shape, 4 pkgs
piows, is tons pig iron. IS bbls cotton seed OIL 81
pkgs mdse, bales waste, pkgs empties, II
pigs hardware.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-14

Schr Marcus Edwards, Outten, Jacksonville
at New York Sept H. reports the following
Had strong ENE winds all the passage; Sept 3
lat 80 05, Ion 70 IS, passed close to bark Akbar
before reported). waterlogged and abandoned
mainmast gone by the deck foremost and miz
zenmast standing, but sails all gone; matches
We're off; she is a dangerous obstruction to nayi
CATION.
Schr NJ s Bement, Townsend, Savannah, al
New York Sept II, reports as follows: Sept 4
lat 80 20, Ion n, passed waterlogged and aban-
doned bark, with fore and nlizzennlast standing
mainmast gone about $50 tons register; could
not get name; apparently an English vessel
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-14
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Bark Madre Rosa QtaD, Buenos Ayres.
MEMORANDA.

MENIOIlANUA.
New York, Sept 11-Arrived, schrs Marcus
Edwards, Outten, Jacksonville; NJ S Bement,
Townsend, Savannah; Eleanor, Mott George
town, G..
Bermuda, Sept SIN port, steamship Kate
Fawcett (Br). Young, from Aberdeen, disg
bark Walpass CRus), Karsteu, from Pensacola
for Client
ering, Marshall, Apalachicola; schr Jessie Lena
Bunker, Savannah.
Baltimore, Sept 1l-Arrived, schr A D Lam
son, Smith, Savannah.
Darien Sept 9-Arrived, schr Grace Andrews
Rivers, Savannah.
Sailed bark Perpetua OBJ, Montgomery, Har
lingen (Holland).
Port Royal, S c. Sept 11-Sailed, steamship
Caroline. Miller, New York.
st Augustine, Sept S-Outside, schr Nettie
Langdon, Bagey, from New York.
New York, Sept 13-Arrived steamships Cir
cassia Glasgow; Elder, Bremen.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL,


New YORK, Sept. ID, noon.-Stocks quiet but
steady. Money easy at 5GDS per cent. Exchange
long 81 1904 SO14, short "a o41e04 Si94. state
bonds neglected. Government bonds dull and
unchanged.
500 o. m.-Exchange steady to firm at 81 81
"a ssh Money easy at 4Gt6 per cent, closing
offered at g. Sub-Treasury balances-Gold,
Sl34 79s, 900; currency $136Jj.0o0. Government
bonds dull but steady four per cents 1854;
four and a half per cents 1OS. State bonds
stronger. -, 49,
of a little trading for foreign account, was
nearly entirely confined to the Stock Exchange.
Most of the news was of a reassuring character
Three dividends was declared, and repetition
of rllmors current yesterday in regard to the
policy of the Treasury and some new ones,
which pointed to the settlement of the coal
strikes. had effect The market did not develop
n feature of genuine interest. The close was
heavy at near first prices in most cases. Among
the notable movements were drop of per
cent in Manitoba which was later recovered,
an advance of 2 per cent. in Oregon Navigation,
most Of which was retained, and squirt of rs
per cent in Manhattan. Total sales ls9oO0 shares.
mt eoII were the closing QuOt1tiOng.